Category: Collector Spotlight

Collector Spotlight: August 2025

Travis LaVanway, @montananorseman This month, we’re proud to feature Travis LaVanway (@montananorseman) – a true embodiment of what it means to collect with intention. Travis first joined us after being one of two winners in our Collector Appreciation Giveaway #2, but it didn’t take long for him to become a cornerstone member of the Collectors MD community. He’s been a tremendous supporter, showing up for our weekly peer-support meetings without fail, engaging daily in our

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Collector Spotlight: July 2025

Jonathan, @theclemsonkidcards This month, we’re proud to feature a collector who embodies so much of what Collectors MD stands for – Jonathan (@theclemsonkidcards). Jonathan’s feed is a refreshing reminder that collecting doesn’t have to revolve around hype, high-end hits, or dollar signs. His posts aren’t just about what’s valuable – they’re about what’s meaningful. In a recent post, Jonathan shared an unlicensed Paul Skenes second-year card from Donruss Baseball, writing: “These aren’t worth even $10,

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Collector Spotlight: June 2025

Tyler Mansour, @arab_lincoln This month, we’re proud to feature Tyler Mansour (@arab_lincoln), a collector and visual storyteller whose work brings a rare sense of intentionality to the hobby. Known for his high-touch, deeply considered photography, Tyler’s posts aren’t just images of sneakers – they’re moments. Carefully composed, visually striking, and rooted in meaning, each photo offers a quiet pause in a feed often dominated by hype. His approach reflects what we at Collectors MD believe

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Collector Spotlight: May 2025

Mya Gerstein, @bullseye_breaks This month, we’re proud to feature Mya Gerstein (@bullseye_breaks), who’s built an incredible collection centered around players like Bobby Witt Jr., Shota Imanaga, and Seiya Suzuki. But what truly sets Mya apart is the way she curates and captures her collection. Her focus isn’t on chasing the highest-value cards or the flashiest hits. Instead, she collects cards that genuinely mean something to her – cards with stories, connections, and personal significance. And

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